Physician-Led · Physician-Owned · Physician-Governed
Building the national
infrastructure for
outpatient electrophysiology.
ACCESS is a physician-led organization building the operating, data, research and economic infrastructure that independent EP centers need — purchasing power, revenue cycle, a clinical registry, a research network, a maintained policy framework, and the education behind all of it.
The Platform
Six programs.
One operating stack.
Each program works on its own or as part of a fully integrated partnership. The clinical registry underneath them is covered separately below.
01
ACCESS GPO
Economic infrastructure
Physician-led purchasing power for EP devices, disposables and capital equipment — with publicly announced strategic agreements behind it.
02
ACCESS Management
ASC development & operations
Full-service development, licensure, accreditation and ongoing operations for centers that intend to stay independent.
03
ACCESS RCMS
Revenue cycle
End-to-end revenue cycle, payer contracting and coding built for outpatient EP — not repurposed hospital software.
04
ACCESS Research
Site management organization
Central contracting, IRB, coordinators and monitoring, so member sites can take on multicentre trials without building a research department.
05
ACCESS Standards
Policy & procedure management
We write, host and maintain your policy suite, and the same framework carries a center to an earned Center of Excellence designation.
06
ACCESS Foundation
501(c)(3) education
The ASC development, ownership and business curriculum no fellowship teaches — delivered through a running webinar series and an annual summit.
The Data Layer
A registry the specialty
can actually use.
You cannot benchmark quality you have not defined. The ACCESS Registry captures outpatient EP procedures as structured, consecutive cases — turning what every center already does into evidence the whole network can compare against.
It is the substrate the rest of the platform runs on: quality reporting draws on it, the Standards scorecards are calculated from it, and clinical research feasibility is answered from it rather than from a survey.
Explore the Registry →Consecutive case capture
Mobile and web submission in minutes per case, not a coordinator's afternoon.
Common definitions
One set of endpoints across every site, so numbers mean the same thing everywhere.
Site-level feedback
Each center sees its own performance against the network, not just its own history.
Quality reporting
Supports MACRA and accreditation reporting from data already being collected.
Research-grade
Prospectively defined endpoints and consecutive enrolment — the standard sponsors require.
Evidence Generation
Where EP care goes,
research follows.
ASCs already have the thing research needs most: capacity, and a team that performs these cases every day. ACCESS Research is the site management organization that lets a center take on multicentre trials without building a research department.
One counterparty, not twenty sites
Master contract, budget and central IRB negotiated once for the network — a single research interface for sponsors.
Feasibility from real data
Questions answered against structured registry cases, not a questionnaire circulated to sites.
Transparent allocation
Studies distributed on published criteria — capability, case mix, PI qualification and current load.
Reach
Built to operate
across state lines.
Policy frameworks are only useful if they survive local law. The Standards suite carries statute crosswalks for the states below, with state-specific legal review flagged wherever it is required.
Statute coverage, not center locations. Crosswalks are extended as the network grows, and legal review always remains with your own counsel.
Why ACCESS
Built by physicians,
for physicians.
Infrastructure at the scale of a health system, governed by the people who actually perform the cases.
01
No equity extraction
Every other management company takes a piece of your center. ACCESS provides full infrastructure support as a fee-for-service partner — your ownership stays yours.
02
EP-native by design
Built by practising electrophysiologists. Every workflow, contract template and registry data point was designed for the EP ASC environment specifically.
03
Modular engagement
Use one program or all seven. GPO without management. Registry without RCM. You choose the stack that fits your stage, and add layers as you grow.
04
Physician governance
Decisions about contracts, pricing and program direction are made by practising physicians — not by a private equity board with a hold period.
Where To Start
Three ways in,
depending on where you are.
The platform is modular by design, so most centers begin with one program and add layers as they grow.
Physicians & practices
You are planning a center, or weighing whether to stay independent.
Start with what the platform covers and what it costs you in ownership — which is nothing.
Join the networkOperating centers
You are already running cases and the administrative load is the constraint.
Compliance, revenue cycle, benchmarking and survey readiness, run as standing functions rather than projects.
- Policies written and maintained for you
- Revenue cycle and payer contracting
- Development and operations
- Clinical registry and benchmarking
Industry & sponsors
You are bringing technology, a protocol, or a partnership to the outpatient setting.
One counterparty for the network: central contracting, a common data standard, and sites already performing these cases.
Start a conversationLatest from ACCESS
Independent coverage,
and what is next.
In the press
ASC GPO inks deal with J&J for cardiac electrophysiology tech
Modern Healthcare · August 10, 2026
In the press
J&J Bets On Outpatient Ablation Boom With ACCESS GPO Electrophysiology Deal
Medtech Insight · August 12, 2026
Announcement
ACCESS GPO Announces Preferred Strategic Commercial Agreement to Provide Affera Mapping and Ablation System with Sphere-9 Catheter to Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Business Wire · March 13, 2026
Next webinar · Sunday, August 23, 2026 · 1:30 – 3:00 p.m. ET
The Evolving Landscape of Outpatient Cardiac Electrophysiology
Moderated by Vivek Y. Reddy, MD, FHRS
Leadership & Faculty
The people behind it.
Practising electrophysiologists and operators who lead the programs, teach the curriculum and set the standards.
Vijay Swarup, MD, FACC, FHRS
Vivek Y. Reddy, MD, FHRS
Dhanunjaya Lakkireddy, MD
Roderick Tung, MD
Ken Ellenbogen, MD
Arash Aryana, MD, PhD
Ashish Sadhu, MD, FACC, FHRS
David Kenigsberg, MD, FACC, FHRS
Shephal Doshi, MD
Rajan Bhatt, MD, MBA
Christopher Liu, MD
Cathleen Biga, RN, MSN
Timothy Attebery, DSc, MBA, FACHE
Get Started
Help build the future of
outpatient EP.
Whether you run a center, are planning one, or want to bring a protocol to the network — start the conversation.